The most epic of all unboxing videos is now available for public consumption.  Bask in its awesomeness.  All jokes aside, this does promise to be one of the best games of 2009, and one I’m really looking forward to playing.  We’ll have a Ton of COD coverage, so stay tuned.

Just released for AT&T is the new Samsung Mythic.  This resistive full touch screen phone can be yours for $199 on contract after rebates.  As usual, we’ll run it through the paces and see how it stacks up.   If Sammy’s Touch Wiz interface gets your blood boiling, we’re betting you’re going to dig this one.

Remember when you were a kid, and you had a crush on a girl? You’d throw dirt clods at her and call her names, all the while you secretly wanted her to like you?  It’s no secret Verizon has ‘like liked’ the iPhone ever since CuperTino’s finest started setting record sales numbers.  Much like those

Few devices not beginning with the letter i have received the hype of the Motorola Droid.  We’ve had Verizon’s flagship handset in our hands for about two weeks now, and in that time, we’ve run it through some rigorous tests.  We’ve covered the operating system,  turn-by-turn navigation, and compared it to the iPhone 3GS and

Netbooks are quite the phenomenon and represent the fastest growing segment of the PC market.  For those of you that have made the move to these ultraportables, you are no doubt beginning to see their limitations, most of which are often attributed to the Atom processor, but that little guy can be quite powerful, if

He’s known best for his console wars series and Finnish accent, but LP is much more.  As you start to see his content more regularly on TechnoBuffalo, I thought it was important you got to know the man.  So, meet LP!

I’m not going to lie, I have an awful sense of direction. I get lost going to the bathroom.   The only places I can really get to, without any difficulty is my house, my fiance’s home, and my parents house where I grew up.   That’s it. Three places.  I don’t make this admission out of

As you’ll see, TechnoBuffalo loves to give a voice (and sometimes a face) to the tech reviewing community as a whole, not just our staff.  As such, we will regularly be featuring your sub blog content on our homepage, hopefully getting you the exposure you deserve.  Up now we have Winston giving us his unique

With all the carrier mudslinging going around recently, it’s easy to lose track of what matters most when it comes to mobile devices.  Network strength where you live/work and speed.  While I can’t go to each of your houses individually and test the signal (although that would be quite fun) I can compare the 3G

When Android first hit the scene, many agreed that it had a somewhat unfinished feel. Versions 1.5 and 1.6 helped to round out the functionality of the new mobile operating system, and now with 2.0, there are many added features and interface changes that makes Android quite compelling. In this video we take a look

We try to keep it real here at TB headquarters.  We know we’re a fly on the wall of the bigger tech community, and we’re just trying to find our niche.  However, it’s always nice when the big kid in town appreciated what you’re  doing.   TechCrunch, one of the premiere tech websites covered the launch

Google Wave is already making a splash and it hasn’t even left private-beta status. In this video I describe how Wave works and what it does. In summary: it’s a real-time collaboration tool that brings together various forms of electronic communication. It’s also an open platform so that developers can create extensions and applications to

Verizon Wireless has some heavyweights ready to duke it out for your hard earned money (and two years of your cellular life).  We put the hottest handsets Big Red has to offer through a series of tests including browser speed, navigation, and text entry.  Whose corner are you in?

The most notable (and hated) feature of the original BlackBerry Storm was its SurePress screen. Many users complained that the keyboard input was inaccurate as a result of the SurePress sensor because it required the user to type each key slower, as to allow the screen to pop back up after each depression. Another big

While the Vaio X isn’t slated to be released in the US until the end of the month, our friends in Europe are able to grab one early, and NewGadgetsDE has a great tour of the laptop.  We’re anxious to get one in the TechnoBuffalo labs and see how it measures up. All this hotness

At TechnoBuffalo, we not only provide you fantastic tech content plus ways to share your love for tech, but we also give you the tools to be a successful technology reviewer.  We’ve started a series of tutorials that teach you how to manage your new website, act confident in front of the camera, and customize

Android could always hang with the big boys (RIM, Apple, Microsoft, and Nokia) in terms of functionality, but it was lacking a polished user interface. Android 2.0 not only catches Google’s baby up to the rest, in many ways it zooms past them. But, don’t take our word for it. Take a tour of Android

Windows XP had been a runaway success. It had been adopted by home users and system admins around the world. By the time January 2007 rolled around hype was growing for XP’s successor, Windows Vista. Touting an improved Media Center, glassy smooth UI, and supposedly rock solid security, Vista looked primed to seamlessly take the

Every time the red light goes on, and the camera starts recording, I feel nauseous.  It’s something over 400 videos just won’t shake.  However, I don’t let it slow me down, and over the next few minutes, I’m going to tell you how.  As you build your TechnoBuffalo channel, you may want to start putting

I am always asked where my gadgets come from.  Is there a secret e-mail address one needs to be a tech reviewer? Do you buy it all?  The answer is a bit of ‘yes’ and ‘no.’ Keep watching to learn how you can build an audience, and have technology show up at your door.